
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End invites players into the world of the films - and beyond. Live and die by the sword while playing as Captain Jack Sparrow, Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Czech, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
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You'll always remember this was the day that you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow
Неплохо(для 2007г).Хотя если бы не играл в неё раньше скорее отрицательно поставил, чувство ностальгии победило!!!
Очень рад, что удалось найти игру из детства. Прям кайфанул!!! Отдельное спасибо братку который помог в установке русификатора, озвучка топ!
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Perfection. Five stars. Highly recommend!
What a mess
Просто замечательная игра, по- моему мнению лучшая игра про ПИРАТОВ, первый раз поиграл в неё ещё в юном возрасте, и решил перепройти данный шедевр спустя около 16 лет, игра в смою очререль меня приятно удивила, и дала мне почувствовать, то беззаботное время когда я приходил со школы и погружался в это маленькое, но увлекательное приключение))) Спасибо за детство КАПИТАН ДЖЕК ВОРОБЕЙ!!! Очень хотелось бы увидеть REMAKE!!!
Jogo nostalgico demais, podia ter um remake
no es el piratas de caribe que jugue cuando era niño, aun que en el vidoe aparece el juego que queria, no es el mismo que juegas
A surprisingly fun (and janky) trip back to 2007 I went into Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End expecting a clunky movie tie-in… and yeah, it is that—but it’s also way more enjoyable than it has any right to be. First off, the combat is simple but satisfying. Sword fights feel flashy, even if they get repetitive after a while. There’s a decent mix of enemies, and pulling off combos while bouncing between ships or fighting in crowded docks captures that chaotic pirate vibe pretty well. The platforming is… hit or miss. Sometimes you’ll nail jumps and feel like a swashbuckling legend, and other times you’ll fall off something for no good reason and question your life choices. Checkpoints can be a bit unforgiving too, so expect some frustration. Where the game really shines is atmosphere. It does a solid job recreating scenes from the movie, and the environments—ships, islands, and ports—have that adventurous Disney pirate charm. The soundtrack and voice work help sell it, even if not all the actors are spot-on. That said, it’s definitely dated. Camera issues, stiff animations, and occasional bugs remind you this is very much a product of its time. If you’re expecting modern polish, you won’t find it here. Pros: Fun, flashy sword combat Strong pirate atmosphere Faithful (enough) to the movie Cons: Clunky camera and controls Repetitive gameplay Some frustrating platforming Verdict: If you’ve got nostalgia for early 2000s movie games or just want a light pirate adventure, it’s worth a try. Just go in with tempered expectations—and maybe a bit of patience. 6.5/10 – janky, but charming
2007年的一款游戏,能做成这样已经十分不错了。。。喜欢
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